TrainFan73
Frothy
As much as I love The Roots, the good thing about plopping down for the Prince Bundle this morning is I’m done, no more records till next month and I mean October.
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Murfocakes
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Where’d you order the bundle from? His official store?
TrainFan73
Frothy
Yeah. It was close to getting one of the single discs for free.
Murfocakes
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I’ve seen a massive difference in prices for Emancipation. Literally £100 less on one site to amazon
YoHabloEspanol
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For those lucky enough to have purchased something from Polyvinyl in the past, tomorrow you get a $5 coupon.
Urban Outfitters has their exclusive Jamila Woods -Legacy on sale. With the 20% off coupon from using the app it comes out to like $12 which you can then get free shipping on if you add some more junk to your cart.
I preordered some of their other exclusives coming up. Best part is that they all ship free, individually, as they‘re released.
My haul for $86 shipped
I preordered some of their other exclusives coming up. Best part is that they all ship free, individually, as they‘re released.
My haul for $86 shipped
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Renée
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20% online orders from Newbury Comics through 8/29
TheThinWhiteDuke
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Wes C. Attle
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Before realizing this, however, they first thought, “Oh crap, we forgot to raise our prices before this sale!”
radiodead
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Does anyone have a copy of the Mazzy Star albums? Specifically She Hangs Brightly and So Tonight That I Might See? Both are pressed by Plain so I’m incredibly wary of buying but She Hangs Brightly is $12 right now on Amazon.
oldschoolkirby
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I have the recent Capitol reissue of So Tonight... Mazzy Star - So Tonight That I Might See. I don't recall any issues with it, but looks like it's out of stock on Amazon.
Too bad Capitol hasn't reissued She Hangs Brightly as well... for only $12, maybe it's worth it to see how the Plain sounds?
TrainFan73
Frothy
Not worth it.
Waitressboy
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Record Records has a 20% off in everything (vinyl, cds, etc.) on their website. I strongly recommend to check some stuff there, specially if you like Icelandic music. (personal recommendation: Moses Hightower, Mammút amd Tilbury, but there's some acoustic folk and some reggae and some electronic too)
EvanBenner
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Thank you for this! Snagging those VÖK eps, Lockerbie's Kafari and FM Belfast.
HuddieLedbetter
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I've got the she hangs.... And it was a massive disappointment
Yer Ol' Uncle D
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I've got the she hangs.... And it was a massive disappointment
No big qualms about my copy of She Hangs Brightly. I bought it around the same price and found it was worth that. Quiet enough and flat.
roffle24
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The Roots "Things Fall Apart" Anniversary Edition 3xLP Vinyl
This remastered 3xLP anniversary edition of The Roots "Things Fall Apart" is housed in a tri-gatefold jacket features bonus tracks curated by Questlove and includes a 24-page booklet featuring retrospective essays by both Black Thought and Questlove, track by track liner notes from Questlove and...
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The link on okayplayer doesn't mention clear, and this is the only version they have for sale. Their link shows black vinyl with booklet at $64.99. There was also a reddit thread with the following response from Fat Beats that clears up some confusion.
Question
"Is it at all possible that the ones on sale on Fatbeats/Bullmoose are just indie exclusives without the box and liner notes? That’s quite the price difference.."
Fat Beats response
"Yep, correct: the uDiscover version is exclusive to them, and has a photo book and the lithographs. Standard retail, available through us and everywhere else, is just the album with liner notes on 3LP clear vinyl."
I tried following up on the answer for further clarification, but they didn't answer me.
The version Fat Beats has listed as a 3xLP Clear, at $69.99. Compare this to the uDiscover version, which is $99 but as Fat Beats indicates, has the extras, while the Fat Beats version does not. The uDiscover clear version(according to Fat Beats) is exclusive to them.
The version on okayplayer is black vinyl listed with the photo book for $64.99, which I would assume is the same as the uDiscover version listed at the same price. It's weird that the black version on uDiscover says that it's clear, but since it looks like a copy/paste from the $99 dollar version and it's the same price as okayplayer, I'd guess it's the black version, with the photo book. The image is also the same image from okayplayer, but as others have pointed out, who the fuck knows. The only thing that would throw this all for a loop, is that if the uDiscover version is actually the standard clear release without extras and it's just $5 bucks cheaper than Fat Beats.
The $99 dollar uDiscover version looks like it's clear vinyl with all the same extras as the black issue from okayplayer, plus the lithographs. I'd assume any other version is a base clear version without any extras, but honestly who the fuck knows at this point.
I really have no idea what version to order at this point, to be honest. I prefer black vinyl with all the extras but I have no idea what I'm getting from anywhere that I order. I'm torn between the clear $99 on uDiscover just to make sure I get a version with all the extras, the black version on uDiscover since it's cheaper than okayplayer with a coupon code I have and praying it's the one with the book, or just ordering from Okayplayer for the black vinyl with the book and saying fuck the discount.
I'm so sick of this shit.The Roots "Things Fall Apart" Anniversary Edition 3xLP Vinyl
This remastered 3xLP anniversary edition of The Roots "Things Fall Apart" is housed in a tri-gatefold jacket features bonus tracks curated by Questlove and includes a 24-page booklet featuring retrospective essays by both Black Thought and Questlove, track by track liner notes from Questlove and...
The link on okayplayer doesn't mention clear, and this is the only version they have for sale. Their link shows black vinyl with booklet at $64.99. There was also a reddit thread with the following response from Fat Beats that clears up some confusion.
Question
"Is it at all possible that the ones on sale on Fatbeats/Bullmoose are just indie exclusives without the box and liner notes? That’s quite the price difference.."
Fat Beats response
"Yep, correct: the uDiscover version is exclusive to them, and has a photo book and the lithographs. Standard retail, available through us and everywhere else, is just the album with liner notes on 3LP clear vinyl."
I tried following up on the answer for further clarification, but they didn't answer me.
The version Fat Beats has listed as a 3xLP Clear, at $69.99. Compare this to the uDiscover version, which is $99 but as Fat Beats indicates, has the extras, while the Fat Beats version does not. The uDiscover clear version(according to Fat Beats) is exclusive to them.
The version on okayplayer is black vinyl listed with the photo book for $64.99, which I would assume is the same as the uDiscover version listed at the same price. It's weird that the black version on uDiscover says that it's clear, but since it looks like a copy/paste from the $99 dollar version and it's the same price as okayplayer, I'd guess it's the black version, with the photo book. The image is also the same image from okayplayer, but as others have pointed out, who the fuck knows. The only thing that would throw this all for a loop, is that if the uDiscover version is actually the standard clear release without extras and it's just $5 bucks cheaper than Fat Beats.
The $99 dollar uDiscover version looks like it's clear vinyl with all the same extras as the black issue from okayplayer, plus the lithographs. I'd assume any other version is a base clear version without any extras, but honestly who the fuck knows at this point.
I really have no idea what version to order at this point, to be honest. I prefer black vinyl with all the extras but I have no idea what I'm getting from anywhere that I order. I'm torn between the clear $99 on uDiscover just to make sure I get a version with all the extras, the black version on uDiscover since it's cheaper than okayplayer with a coupon code I have and praying it's the one with the book, or just ordering from Okayplayer for the black vinyl with the book and saying fuck the discount.
YepRoc/11Spot are a mess. I still haven't received my Rev Horton Heat that I ordered in May. Their records show I ordered Apples In Stereo (which I did not) and they were supposed to re-ship the correct album. I already sent out the Travellers in Space & Time for a PIF (and it's lost in the USPS system) - this order was cursed, I suppose.
Maybe I'll get that live Rev set. Maybe.